Investors are setting their sights on the supply chain industry
Since the beginning of 2022, the supply chain sector of the economy has been involved in 53 private equity interest infusion deals. The total value of these deals amounted to $20 billion. It begs the question - why are these investors so interested in the supply chain?
It’s a high-demand industry. Many companies involved in the supply chain are looking to outsource further, while still keeping speedy delivery a priority. Investors view the supply chain sector as a wise investment because it is currently bubbling with opportunity. Drone and automation innovation, diverse providers, and creative e-commerce solutions have signaled that the industry is itching to grow.
They just need the cash infusion to do it.
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